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  • Seeking Certainty: Recent Planning for Sydney and Melbourne 
    Bunker Raymond; Searle Glen (Liverpool University Press, 2007)
    Recent metropolitan strategies for Melbourne (2002) and Sydney (2005) are reviewed in order to establish why they were produced, what their main proposals are and the kind of methodology used.The central question posed ...
  • Selecting service providers for building work - an analysis od determinants in New South Wales (Australia) 
    Harfield Stephen; Oluwoye Jacob (Hong Kong Institute, 2001)
    This paper identifies determinants of and explores client attitudes to the selection of service providers for building works in New South Wales (Australia). Drawing on data derived from a survey conducted by Crawford ...
  • Selective memories, sanitised futures: Constructing visions of future place in Sydney 
    Searle Glen; Byrne Jason (Carfax Publishing, 2002)
    The contemporary remaking of inner city Pyrmont-Ultimo in Sydney is analysed in terms of the visions of planners, developers, politicians and residents. Developers and government agencies selectively remembered the ...
  • Self and peer assessment for group work in large classes 
    Thompson Darrall; Mcgregor Ian (Institute for Interactive Media and Learning, 2005)
    Group learning tasks are now ubiquitous in formal university education, but assessment processes for large classes have too often counteracted the benefits of peer learning. These benefits have been identified in the ...
  • Selfridges 
    Pigram David; Hall Perry; Blasetti Ezio (Architectural Biennial Beijing, 2010)
  • The Semblance of Populism: National Museum of Australia 
    Stead Naomi (Routledge, 2001)
  • The semiotics of texture: from tactile to visual 
    Djonov Emilia; Van Leeuwen Theodoor (Sage, 2011)
    The term `texture¿ is often applied beyond the tactile, to describe visual and aural qualities. While tactile, visual and aural texture have been studied separately in various fields, the relationships between them remain ...
  • Senior Management Perceptions of Project Management Competence 
    Crawford Lynn (Elsevier Sci Ltd, 2005)
    As more organisations adopt project management approaches and the demand for project managers grows, there is increasing interest in the competence of project managers and in standards for development and assessment of ...
  • Sensual Spaces Through Material Abstraction 
    Verghese George (Midlesex University Press, 2007)
  • Serial Techniques in the Arts: General Ambitions and Particular Manifestations 
    Kaji-O'Grady Sandra (A&S Books, 2009)
    Throughout the twentieth century, common techniques for conceiving and composing works of art were applied to different media and to disparate disciplines. Abstraction, narrative and anti-narrative techniques, indeterminacy ...
  • Serious Hair 
    Sadokierski Zoe (Boccalatte Pty Ltd, 2009)
    Single page illustration, in response to Rebecca Huntley's essay 'Serious Hair'.
  • Settlement 
    Anderson Benedict; Rees Marc; Ladd Eddie (, 2005)
    The idea behind Settlement was literally to settle the new Divergence Dance Company (Wales' contemporary dance company) into their home in the Cardiff Millennium Centre. Commissioned by the company as co-director, designer ...
  • Sex in the city: regulations, rights and responsibilities in Sydney 
    Boydell Spike; Crofts Penelope; Prior Jason; Jakubowicz Andrew; Searle Glen (Promaco Conventions Pty Ltd and DiskBank, 2009)
    The state regulates sex industry types in accordance with a range of complex, overlapping and often conflicting legal, policing, planning and administrative mechanisms. The sex industry in Sydney is currently regulated ...
  • Sexuality, governance and urban space: the sexual restructuring of Sydney 
    Prior Jason (Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand, 2006)
    The aim of this brief paper is to develop an awareness of the role that sexuality plays in spatial development of our cities as contested terrains, through an investigation of the emerging dynamic relations be!ween homosexual. ...
  • Shadow Traces 
    Heffer Cecilia (Tamworth Regional Gallery, 2008)
  • Shared Visualizations In Support of Distributed Creative Communities 
    Weakley Alastair; Edmonds Ernest (University of Wollongong Press, 2004)
    The paper is concerned with support for distributed groups of creative knowledge workers: in this case designers. We consider requirements that designers have regarding internalisation and externalisation of ideas and ...
  • Shedding the Shed 
    Stead Naomi (The University of Canberra, 2006)
    The vast geographic size and climatic diversity of Australia, not to mention the heterogenous character of its population, makes a mockery of any singular idea of a national architectural identity. But that has not stopped ...
  • Shed*Light 
    Rees Marc; Anderson Benedict (, 2005)
    Shed*Light at ARCO International Art Fair Madrid 2005 combined selected material from 'Replica' and 'Remnants' following their Cardiff exhibition (2004) along with a live solo performance by Marc Rees entitled Normal ...
  • Sheffer Gallery 
    Heffer Cecilia (, 2006)
  • Should Australian AR theses be examined using a developmental approach used by US Universities? 
    Sankaran Sivarama (Shankar); Hill Geof; Swepson Pam (ALARPM Association . Inc., 2006)